Michael Brown

[Aviann]

Originally Posted by DetroitVelvetSmooth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You I got no problem with I guess but I your sig staring at me 40 times a thread fucking creeps me out.

ill change it soon, prolly to my main. he looks like robocop[

[Alunova]

I'm not getting into this, but I had one question about witness 45, how can someone be on the ground, kneeling and running away with his hands up? Am I reading that wrong?

[derpcake]

Originally Posted by Alunova [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm not getting into this, but I had one question about witness 45, how can someone be on the ground, kneeling and running away with his hands up? Am I reading that wrong?

You never seen no black guy breakdance I guess.

[DarkwingDuck]

Until the same shits are given for every case, I could care less.
Literally a couple days later an innocent white male, no weapon, was shot and killed by police in Utah, while listening to headphone.
Fucking pathetic, get a handle on ur cops, or riot and burn all ur cities to the ground

[Swish]

nuke the site from orbit... its the only way to be sure.

[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by Aviann [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

omg can you imagine a robot sucking your dick?

Pretty sure Sidelle is a female. so no, probably can't imagine that....

Also Texas is legit dude. Louisiana's GDP in descending order:
1. Food stamps
2. FEMA
3. Meth
4. Duck dynasty

I kid. But for real, I lived in Shreveport and all I have to say is it's worse than Iran.

[DetroitVelvetSmooth]

Texas!

Sexy teenagers!

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Also lots of stupid people!

"Texas's high schools rank slightly below average in 27th place, behind those in all other states with technology centers including (in order of rank) Massachusetts, California and Virginia (all first-tier), and New Jersey, New York, Colorado, Arizona, Washington, North Carolina and New Mexico.
So why is this the case? I have two ideas. First, Texas law allegedly requires that at least half of school spending be spent on administrative overhead, assuring wasteful inefficiency. Next, the Texas state board of education continues to defy the United States Supreme Court in insisting that creationism (or "intelligent design", as the idea is now called) be taught in its public schools.
The University of Texas at Austin is one of the two largest "single-campus" universities in the United States. (The university operates several satellite facilities in Austin that are physically separated from its main campus.) The university appears to be very good academically, but ranks only 47th nationally. This may be due to a state law (which may soon be revoked) that guarantees admission to any state university to the top 10% of the state's high school students, requiring the university to now admit about 75% of its incoming freshmen from the state's below-average high schools."

SECEDE ALREADY

[Robbintha Hood]

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[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

Something you'll never see reported on the mainstream media.